US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) conducted a mission that was focused on finding the so-called “terrorist group” near the Chabahar port in the province of Sistan-Balochistan. The action came after an assault on a security base, and Iranian officials claimed that the group had possessed arms and a Starlink device.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: IRGC destroys ‘terrorist cell’ near critical Chabahar port
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards Corps (IRGC) says its Al Quds force has destroyed an alleged “terrorist cell” in the southwestern Sistan-Balochistan province, near the critical Chabahar port.
An IRGC statement reported by Iran’s Fars news agency says at least “two terrorists were killed, and several others are being pursued”, as a result of the operation.
The statement says the group, which was operating from the mountains near the city of Rasak, had access to a Starlink device, along with a quantity of weapons, discovered in its hideout.
On Thursday, an Iranian security personnel member was killed in an attack on a checkpoint in the region, after which the IRGC launched its operation.
US forces carried out air strikes targeting infrastructure and naval control facilities at Chabahar in July.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Trump says Europe to release ‘massive amount’ of diesel reserves immediately
US President Donald Trump says countries in Europe have agreed to release a massive amount of their heavily stocked diesel oil, and the process to do so will begin immediately.
In a post on his Truth Social account, Trump wrote, “Europe has just agreed to release a massive amount of their heavily stocked Diesel Oil. The process will begin immediately. Thank you for your attention to this matter!”
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Iran Lawmaker Warns Strait of Hormuz Security Will Come at a Cost
Iranian lawmaker Ahmad Naderi warned that securing energy shipments and commercial vessels passing through the Strait of Hormuz should come at a cost for foreign powers seeking to pressure Tehran.
Naderi, a member of the Iranian parliament’s presiding board, made the remarks in comments carried by the parliament’s Khaneh Mellat news service. He argued that energy and shipping security should not be considered free for what he described as interventionist powers.
His comments come as the Strait of Hormuz remains a key point of concern amid the broader US-Iran confrontation. The waterway is a major route for global energy shipments, while recent reports indicate that crude exports in the region have partly recovered despite continuing shipping risks.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Iranian Lawmaker Warns US Action Could Open New Fronts
Iranian lawmaker Ruhollah Mousavi warned that any further US military action against Iran could trigger additional fronts across the region.
Mousavi also threatened that Iran could deploy missiles capable of surprising the world if Washington launches another attack. His comments reflect the position of an Iranian lawmaker and do not constitute confirmation of any planned Iranian military operation.
The warning comes as the United States increases its military presence in the region, while both sides continue to indicate that the possibility of renewed confrontation remains.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Israeli Forces Reportedly Shell Southern Lebanon
Israeli forces shelled several areas in southern Lebanon at dawn, Lebanon’s National News Agency reported.
The reported locations included Beit Yahoun, al-Mansouri, Wadi Zibqin and Wadi al-Salouqi. The report also said machine-gun fire targeted Haddatha and areas on the outskirts of Barachit.
No immediate information on casualties or damage was provided. The developments come amid continued military activity in southern Lebanon, where recent reports have also documented Israeli strikes and shelling.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Iran Urges Iraq to Ease Remaining Flight Restrictions
Iran has called on Iraq to lift remaining flight restrictions that Tehran says are linked to US sanctions and to restore regular air travel between the two countries.
The appeal came after flight services partially resumed at an Iraqi airport. Tehran has criticised Washington’s sanctions and urged Baghdad to adopt an independent approach toward restoring travel connections between Iran and Iraq.
Air services between the two countries have previously been disrupted by regional security developments, including airspace closures linked to the conflict.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: US Treasury Holds Talks With Iraqi Foreign Minister
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent met Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein in Washington on October 1, according to the US Treasury Department.
The Treasury said the talks covered Washington’s expectations regarding Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi’s reform agenda, Shiite pilgrimages to Najaf, US efforts targeting Iran and Iraq’s progress in demilitarising Iranian militias.
The meeting comes as Washington continues to impose economic pressure on Iran while focusing on financial and security issues involving Iran-linked networks in Iraq. The Treasury has also announced sanctions and other measures under its Operation Economic Outcast campaign.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Pentagon Doubles Hostile Fire Pay for US Troops
The Pentagon has increased special compensation for US service members deployed in designated dangerous areas.
Effective October 1, hostile fire pay rose from $225 to $450 per month, while imminent danger pay increased to a maximum of $275 per month. According to the Pentagon, the changes mark the first major adjustment to the rates since 2002.
The Pentagon said the updated payments are intended to better reflect varying levels of risk faced by service members operating in areas where hostile fire or imminent danger is present. Hostile fire pay and imminent danger pay are separate benefits and cannot both be received for the same month.
US-Israel-Iran War Latest News: Muslim World League Condemns Houthi Attack in Medina
The Muslim World League condemned a reported Houthi strike targeting the Taibah electricity distribution station in Medina, Saudi Arabia.
The organisation said the facility supplies electricity to the area surrounding the Prophet Muhammad’s Mosque, Masjid an-Nabawi.
The reported incident has added to concerns over the wider regional spillover from the conflict and the security of critical infrastructure.
